Japan, South Korea seek to negotiate on tariffs before August deadline

Asian states seek concessions ahead of August deadline

Vehicle giant Japan, South Korea and other countries focus on three-week window to press for better trade terms

Japan and South Korea push for U.S. tariff negotiations before August deadline

Ahead of a new August deadline, Japan wants concessions for its large automobile industry, while South Korea plans to intensify trade talks over the coming weeks

Japan and South Korea seek tariff relief in talks with US before August deadline

Trump escalated his trade battle on Monday, informing 14 countries that they will face duties ranging from 25% for Japan and South Korea to 40% for Laos and Myanmar

Asia's Economic Titans Negotiate Trump's Tariff Surge

Japan and South Korea seek to negotiate with the U.S. on upcoming tariffs imposed by President Trump, affecting global trade relations. With the deadline set for August 1, both countries aim for favorable terms. Meanwhile, the EU prepares for potential counteractions. Global markets remain cautious as threats persist.

Targets of Trump’s new tariffs speak out

Dozens of America’s trading partners are bracing themselves for August 1, the new deadline for punishing tariffs on goods they export to the United States.

Japan, South Korea Seek to Negotiate on Tariffs Before August Deadline